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Too DlgniMed by Half.

~. Nlchotde. h 4tt! LNts ~
Writing lines is the penance Harrow
boys do for all their sine, in and out OF
school. II a boy is late ior school, he
writes lines; If he misses ''bill," he writes
lines. If the lines are not finished at a
stated time, their number are doubled.
There vas one clever boy who escaped
writing half the ordered quantity andt the
master tells the story Of how he did it TO
this day. He was an untiay boy, and was
often taken to task Tor his earelessness and
disorder. One day his master, who had
very dignified and impressive manners,
and who always said 1--WE" instead OF
lyon" when talking to the bnys, found
occasion to reprove him.
"We do not look very clean" he said,
with much seyerity. I'VE have not wash
ed our hands this morning. Have We ?"
II don't know about yours" was the
impudent boys answer, ''bnt I've washed
mine.n
"Ah!" said the master, i've sre very
impairment to-day. We will have to
write q hundred lines before the next
BILL"
When "bill" time came, the master sent
for the boy.
Have We written our lines? n he asked.
"lve written my hlty,P the boy answer
ed very promptly. handing in his paper;
but ! don't know whether you've done
your half"
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Getting Ahead of a Rival,


w." .o"'s' = NH1 lrtH u
Civilians are mover quite abs ia under
stand tho grounds upon which the wives
OF army officers give Themselves airs OF
social superiority, bnt they are keenly
alive to the fact. A lady who had been
repeatedly Rnubbed by an old school
friend who had married a major aroused
herself to vengeance the other day. AT a
luncheon party where tho subject OF the
removal Of civil service officials CHANGED
to come up for discussion she leaned across
the table toward her friend, and remarked
with an air OF much solicitude: II hope
tho political changes do not affect Major
AS position." "AIect Major AS posi-.
tionl" the other repeated III amusement;
"of courss not. What do you meant"
"Oh, | didn't know" the other observed
sweetly "but the wife Of q postmaster
wrote me- the other day in a dreadfuily
dolelul strain, and l thought Of you at
once. 1t must be 80 trying 10 bs in the
Government service, where to-day you
may bs all right aud tomorrow DO no.
body" The Majors wife glared at her
friend In q rage SO great that sho couid
think Of nothing whatever to say, aud the
victory for that day at least was not with
the army,
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a Mothers Deiicacy.


~SfS . we H ..".H. t..'.. " H#.#rHH"
One Of those revelations Of the gentler
side OF human nature which | prizs when
theycome in my way-notf for their rarity.
for they are plenty enough II one but
keeps himself in 8 mood to notice them.
but because they make q hard world so
much pleasanter-came to me the other
day. 1t was q plain woman, in whose
appearance Il would not find in.
d;ca.ions OF extreme 'delicacy of SEN
timent or more than usual Thoughtful
nees for others, and she waa "~shoppinp"
for come household article in one of-tbs
great bazaars where ia offered everything
from q child's rattle to q drawing Don
carpet. She had made her purchase, and
@an yielding to the pleading OF a little
girl, who held her by the hand, to exam.
inc thu dolls that hung, like B!uebeart's
wives, In a melancholy row on the wall
opposite. rslg1aS1
She anNma' % Eavnr. and, finally, to
llva 3 g-t.aa. 'tLLsthS, Tor she leaned
aG.ces ,au counter, and, in a voice too low
for the little one to cstch, made what
seemed to mean astonishing INQUIRY Of the
n%onchaleut salesman whether be hsd "sny
cross.eyed dolls" I at first thought this
only an effort at economy by selecting un-
selable goods q. a lower price,
but, SIS tho attendant "cash" 70.
turned from the search, and a
strabismic doll was producsd, l caught
sight OF the upturned lace of the little
girl, on which delight beamed forth from
eyes with q distinct cast in them. l then
understood it, aud l think l appreciated
the delicacy which, even in the choica of
a toy, had regard for q eeneitiyenesB which
might have been rutllsd had the ,puppet
been more perfect in physical attractions
than ita little owner.
inquired OF the manager whether his
usual trade included the suiting OF every
morbid fancy that might come along. Ks
explained that in this case It was chance
only that enabled him to mcetthe unusual
demand. al r$-t, III L-a s. -
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rHl III.
What TruO Merit VIII do.

The unprecedented sale of Boschee's
German syrup within a few years, has
astonished the world. 1t is without doubt
the safest aud best remedy ever discover
ed Tor the speedy and eAiectual cure OF
coughs, colds and the eeyerest lung
troubles. 1t acts on On entirely different
principle from the ususl. Prescriptions
given by physicians, as it does not dry up
a cough and leave the disease still in the
System, but on the contrary removes the
cause Of the touble, heals the parts Affect
ed and leaves them in a purely healthy
condition. A bottle kept in the house Tor
use when the diseases make their appear
ance, will save doctors bills md along
spell Of serious illness. A trial will con.
vince you Of thess facts. It ia positively
sold by sll druggists and general dealers in
the land. Price, IS cent?, large bottles.
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Are you d'aturbed at night end broken
Of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? II
90, eend at once and get g bottle Of Mrs,
WlNsLow's SooTuINa SYRUP FOR CHILD.
Rem TgETnINa. Its value is i%ncSlculable,
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately. Depend upon it, mothers,
there Ia no mistake about it. 1t cures
dyRentery and diarrhGa, regujates the
stomach and howsla, cures wind collie,
softens the gums, reduces Inflammation
and gives tone aud energy to the whole
system. Mrs. WlNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEErHINa is pleasant TO the
taste, and is the prescription Of ous of the
Oldest and best female nurses and physi-
clans in the United States, and is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world.
Price rs cents q bottle. Mwssw
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Creating u Market.

Detroit Free Pros,
There is a little grocery up Grand River
avenue, and the proprietor employs u boy
aud Il pail Of paint and a brush, and the
following illustrated incident happens
about ones an hour all day long:
Proprietor-"William, have you given the
telegraph pole, hitcbing post and front
door q fresh coat Of paint7" Boy--"Just
finished, sir." "Very well, William. All!
there Is a misguided maj chanting up
a " rs In. tbs t%slsgqs,aph pole as he talks; 60
man-"say, your Goa. is ali paint" Mis-.
guied-"What! Paintl Why, this Internal
pole has covered me all overl" "Yes,
sir." "Hapg 1t, what shall I do?" "Come
into the store, sir. We have the only soap
warranted to remove paint without injury
to the goods-l5 cents 8 cake-two cakes
Tor % cents. I0lH l7 .
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Cure OF spiunl Weakness.

YATES. ORLEANS 90, N. Y,,March IS,
lsSG.-My wills, five years ago, was coniiu.
cd to her bed with intlammatory rheuma.
tism Of the muscles OF tho back. The doc.
tors thought her case hopeless, and doom.
cd her to be a bedridden invalid. The
violent pain kept hsrawake almost every
night. She lost ver thirty pouudsin weight,
To ease her pain | thought I would put on
Aiicock's Porous piasters. | covered her
back with them. 10 my great delight she
began TO sleep we'll. The pain very much
absted in Il week, I then took the plas.
ters Of, washed her back, and put on
freeh ones. At the end OF the second week,
she insisted on getting up, and by the
third week was entirely we'll and able to
attend to her household duties. 7
.-e j. +, WooLsroS.
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.Qm GtttdlfQstttrr
ONCE, Nos. 90 md s7 Fourteenth street.
YOUNG MEN A>D slNGLE LIFE.

The Advantages Of n Married Life Illus.
brooklyn Aapd.int.
It is' undoubtedly true that a single life
10 not without It's advantages Tor some.
There are hundreda Of young men, %
there are a like number 0 fyoung women,
to whom q married life would be unsuita.
bic and unwise. IT Ia an lnexcusable sin
for any young man Of hereditary III.
health or deformlty to assume marriage,
aud to aucll one single life has advants.
ges, oven though 1t holds out few pleas.
ureB. But that young mar who is possessed
with every bodily and mental equipment.
and matries not, fails In one OF the most
palpable dutica Of lie. He depriyes him.
seli OF lies most refined and exalted
pleaslree, Of some Of its strongest incen.
tives 10 virtue and activity, and sets an ex.
ample unworthy Of imitation. Nothing
hae, or should have, a greater refining and
moralizing influence to a young man than
marriage. II he remains unmarried bs
lays himself open to alluriug vices that
have no place in his eye or mind when
his attentions and affections are cen.
tered upon a devoted wife. Marriage
changes' the current Of a mans feelings.
aud gives him q centre for his Thoughts,
his affections, and his acts. It renders
him more v%irtuous, more wiss, and Is an
Incentive 10 put forth his best exertions
to attain position in commercial and social
circles. 1t is conceded that marriage will
increase the careH OF a young man which
he would not encounter If he remained
single, but 1t must BIO granted, on the other
hand, that it heightens tho pleasures Of
life. II marriage, In SONS i~nstances with.
In our knowledge, has seemed to be but n
hindrance to certain success, the countless
Instances must not be forgotten where il
has proved TO be the incentive which has
called forth the beat part Of mans nature,
reused him from seltioh apathy, and in.
spited In him those generous principles
and high resolves which have helped to
develop him into a character known, loved
and honored by all within the sphere Of
its influence. M%atrimony, 1t is true, ia
%chargeuhle with numbeiless solicitudes
and responsibilities, and this all young
men should fully understand before en-.
teriug upon it, butt Ia also full OF ioy and
happiness that is unknown 10 the batch.
elor. ~ f'. "hi"f'F IA aI'TT' =
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The Advantages OF n Married Life Illus.
v trntGu.
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Not q few Of the citizens OF Wheeling
have recently become greatly excited over
the astounding facts, that several of their
friends who had been pronounced by
their physicians as incurable and beyond
all hopa-suasring with that dfesded
monster Consumption-have been com.
pletely cured by DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry for Consumption, the only remedy
that does positively cure all throat and
lung diseases, Coughs, Colds,9 Asthma
and Bronchitis. Tria! bottle free ut Logan
4 Co.'a Drug Store, large bottles IL.
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W.'D. Hoyt & Co.. Wholesale and Re.
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ca, says: We
have been aelliug DR.. Kings New Dis.
coyery, Electric BitterB and Bucklen's
Arnica Salve for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as we'll, or
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases Of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use Of a few bot
tlea Of DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken
i'll CONNECTION With Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sold by Logan
Il Co. -h-'
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
aorea, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
coyns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. I.
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price IS cent? pet
box. For sale by Logan 4 %.
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,A,,e been very sick over two yeais. They ali
isn nv 40 AZ past cure. tried inc most skilitul
N,,s.i IS hui they did not reach the worst part
PSiIISgTs Is aud hear, would dll up eyc;;y night and
dp'!"S5IIjr,l / ihOuld never Ole III Ieace TIL | had
~ ii|u VIticEs. When | hHt taken two bottles
Hel tt,inpcd mo very much JUDGED. When had
!aEl ino more bottles | was well. There was u
~ al NIX ioIGS here who have SCen how they
wv wv mr. Ant they tted them and were cured and
Ety. y, thankful nI do that there ID ~ valuable
im..,ILdDc made. Yours truly, Z
%4"' Mls JULIA @. GUSHING. I
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BABY SAVED,

BeR,cs 20 thankful to say that our nursing baby
vs,tEIEiauvnlly cutrd oil u dangerous and piv.
,Tvtyi constipation aud %irtegularlty Of the bvWeI6
W. lac UssUl hop liltteis by Its nu'Bing mother,
M.grl II IGc tame lime restored her 10 perfect
s4ill and 81 cpngtn.-T PARENTS, Rochester, MY.
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Live Stock.

EAT Ll8xsTy, Pa, March c6.-Canue-Rece!ps
500 head; shipments i56 head; market, nothing
doing; alIthrough consignmeuts. l~ogs-Recelpts
i,4O head; %hhlpnenh $500 head: market slow;
thiladclphihs 81 luaG 70; Workers s. bOa5 10; com.
mon and light IS COA5 Is. rigs ~ 7ba5 co. Sheep
Receipts ! iO head; shipments 5000 head; market
dull, I'VE ears gu Sale, but nothing doing.
CHICAGO, H., March 2a.-CsttIp- Rece,pss 5000
head; shipments 4Q0 head market slow and steady;
shipping steers, s. Ma5 20; stockers and feeders
81 75al IS; COWS. bulls and mixed s! Coat 0O: bulk
81 75a3 Is. Hogs-Heceipb 600 head; ahipments
500 head; matxet steady; rough and mixed IS oOA
5 70; packing aud shipping IS UOn5 W: light 81 9Oa
s CO.; skips IS Nal ". Sheep-krceipS 1000 head
shipments 100 head: marker steady; natives s. Goa
I o.; western s. 75aA 60; Texans u toai "; lamhG
81 SOFAS 30. H
g ClSclsNATL O., March 2a-Hogs firm for good;
COMMON and light 81 60a5 50i packing aud butch.
en- IS 25a5 70; receipts 69i head; shipments $50
head g-ya..-z J.Es.rEsE #,Fs.. g.r- .r
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RAILROADS.

QUO RIVER RAILROAD, ~-1-UT
" Time table taking effect sUNDAy u.,oh ~
iss7; Passenger train will leave az ioliowsNrca,,..
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FARNERs and horsemen read thisl-l
find Salvation Oil a most excellent lini.
nant among horses, and l take pleasure
In indorsing 1t az q certsin remedy fol-
scratches. JAMES THOMAS.
Franklin Road, near Baltimore.
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MEDICAL.
lSimmons Liver Regulator,

j. II. ZFiLIN ~ CO., Philadelphia, Pa. y
II was Affected, forieyerxl years With dIsorlcrcd
LAYER ~hich resulted In n revere attack OF Jaun.
dles. I7iaa good medical attendance but Il failed
20 restore mo to Tie enjoyment Of my former
one Of tho iGost renowned physicians OF louisville,
hyn hni to purpose, '.hefeup8a ! vas induced
70 Try simmons liy0t Regulator. l found inime.
d'ato ,benett iIom It's snsa, and Il ultimately 70.
snlRlEYi Rtchmond. Ky. -. = mrG Mwraw
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Petroleum.

OF CITY, "a March M.-Oil opened at 63h1:c:
highest 6StjIc; lowest 63Hc; closed at tS5<c: sales
$4,000 barrels; clearances, 1850 barrels; ~cnalters,
pIrrsBuRuH, Pa, March 26.-Petroleum very dun
again today; opened. at GShc; closed Ut tS3ic;
highest 63Hc; lowest 6a11sc.
BRADFORD, Pa. March E26.-Oil, opened at exc:
closed at G3Hc; highest, G14c; lowest, 6SHc; clear,
ances. 81, 600 barrels. eEI
717ysynLx, Pa. March 2 l-.o,l opened at 6s1'ttc;
highest 65Isc; lowest d31Hss; closed al 6astsc.
NEW iohK, March 2S.-Petoleam firm; United
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e., ,oyr 10 Europe that cost ms $500, duno less
u,.%, ll4il ono bottle Of Hop iit,ofs; they alss
,ss~inel ny witeo OF tIfteen years nervous weakness,
U,si"pIcsacS aud iy,pepsia."-h MI. K. NJ, Aus
ham y. l. !
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IBEE$K!Elz|E2N0|EEE9
~
Winter Exposure Causes Coughs.

Colds, Pleudsy. Rheumatism. Pneumonia, Neural.
ments, for which Btrlson's Capcine Plastera ara
admitted to DO the best remedy known, EThey
relieve and cure in a few hours when no other M.
pllcati o is Of the least benefit. Endorsed by 5I060
uades similarly sounding Dames, such az "CapsI
oum,' "CapsIcin, or "Capsicine."' AJAX for Ber,
sons ,and take no ol9rs, Examine carefully when
you buy. AZ arnSgi.u ,,o,
-. skABuRY q JOHNSON, Proprieton,
deaQHwM sll Now York
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COttOns

NEW YosE, March 26.-1t was All Unexpectedly
active Saturday, with moro o, less excitement ant
q sharply buoydnt toue III Cotton futures, cA.rylug
AL active advance Of l7als points over last evening
while the close was strong. :
%CISc.XSATI, o. March 2a.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 9Mc.
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II you spit up phlegm, and are troubl-
cd With a hacking cough, use d.. J.. Il.
MeLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm. DEW
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Nxw York. March :6.-In all seuonsb,s
fabrics, but Very largely In cotton goods, a very
large business was re'ched and a like trade is III
noiion. Il With uyclI,s, stocks are very nominal.
and the mills well equipped with o,den.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox likes the emell OF
Havana cigars. There Is poetry in 1t, but
she hates pipes.
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syunhcalthy or Inactive kidneys cause gravel,
Ds,lkAEs dtchst, iht u aiaiitm aud 4 horde OF other
v,tS!, and fatal diseases, which Eau w prevented
vim Hop DIIteH.'' II taken Ia iime.
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MEDICAL
Story OF a Postal Card.


-, ,reoipi With lldtey aud urinary by,I
~, ,rinr Iii the doctors and patent medicines
A Nv S n u, / used Two bottles Of Hop
|BiI'f, IN perfectly cured. keep i ii
t yA.t15 I'll Il. Fl Boorn, isaulsbury, TOM.
~" iSL .UH
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yoaroc, Mich Sept. IS, 1885. sigs:-I have been
ukjuy HOP 5iIefs for Inflammation ,''uf kidneys
mi HAddtt, II has done lor me what four phy.
.IHARs IAileI 10 dO-cured me. The effect, OF tue
BI.ea seemed like magic TO mo-
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"LuddIngton, Mich, Feb. z, 1885. lshaye sold
hoo Bitten Tor ten yvars, aud there" IL no medt.
rle liza: equals them for bilious attacks, kidney
cIApI.lnISI and III! diseases incident 10 luis mali.
nA!ClnaG. q 1T. ALEXANDRA.
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GESs:-Yuur Hop Bitters havo been OF 'great
value to me. / WAY laid up with typhoid lever Tor
USri two mon! -, and couiu got no relief urul l
ittI yous Hop iiIlerS. 70 those suffering from
tscon1ienI IAenl. &c, S10E11EL.
IL FullJn Itr,et, Chicago, III. -l.- y
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GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Were dull aud Urn.
HrAIg HnNna-Mntn dull and utnnluL mn

The general impression created duting tho day
unlavoiahlc one. had tho effect OF d%etertinp nir.
chAsets this morning, and though The usual ilrm
undeflone existed, Tho market lacked ciieracter
untl alter The Issue Of tho bank statement the
opening WAS fairly steady, showing IusIxuiacaui
changes only from last evenings iluNl hrure,. and
ln the waiting dlsDoLltiOn among i~rllely, iranyac.
lions were dull aud prices somewhat isf, guar,
With no positive movement In either llftCtiuu.
that time, however, tho whole market sp!ap. tl,o
uctivlty oil tho leading shares, Among Which West.
etn Union and Louisville d Nashville W, re- con.
%spicuous, becoming decidedly l.iong. There was 4
reaction, but tic upward movement was again &c.
heHed In the last hour, md The close wan mod.
etllely, active and firm to strong III tho best p.icts
oilhe day, Sales 2Jl, 3l6 Shars. ~
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eyes" said Mrs. %Seldomhit, II keep of
the evil spirits now by wearing an omelet
around my neck"
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bTocK neutrality-suspicious. Blp.


NV Yokk, March I.-Flour, receipts IL. 40 bar.
se,s sna "a. saek y sales l4,6O barrels; exports 1886
quotably changed. Wheat, receipts 100, 100 bushels:
exports 4O9, $50 bushels: Sales 4,25G, COZ bushels nj
futures and l9s 900 bushels Of spot: cash a shade
ihghsr; options firm aud higher; No. 9 spring
syIHse; No, red s3a: No. ! white DC; ungraded
white y25sSc: No. 2 red March nominal at dc; ApIll
9lc: May 9ll4a9lAc, closing a! VIC: Jana g4Xa
9VHc. closing al yGsc: July Sy5lay05ssc, closing
TENDER Sysss913Ac. closing 1T yu1+c: November
9i1sa92!H.c, closing a. 9!Hc: December 03lIIa93Xc,
closing ct 9314c. Corn, spot firm but quiet; Oh.
s.oas hishes; closing ltul; receipts 79J,7U bushels;
lures and G9!OO bushels OF spot; ungraded
4sAas9;sc: No. 2, March lSLc: April ssIsisKc.
closing r lssc; May isha!sassc, closing ii 4s}lc;
Jnns ashsis7ss, closing NJ 4s,.:; July 4y,Aal54sc,
receipts 5000 bushels; exports n3,600 bushels:
sales 2!O,uv bushels Of futures and $500 bushels
o. spot; mixed, western 35a37c; white 10 3sai2c,
Lay Lay phn ~ sa sa: ASps dull ani weak; State IA
firm ~ liAal5c; options higher and furry active;
sales ~. 2p bags; March l3.2Jo: April il. ibalS. 3vc:
aiay and June 13;l5alS 35c: July and August
November l3.3Oals lOc; december iS.S0aiS5 0c:
February i. S5alS.5lc. sugar strong; rcHncI arm;
extn Y i111ai l3.lGc; OF 4 Ha51tc; standard a
3 7.lGa7hEac granniated 8 lS.lGa5%; cubes 5Ma543c,
-. "tAA H"b A'<HS LhkH uSANS
and lower; receipts $500 packages; western IAN
1919. Lard INN; JuLe 7.61a7 Csc; July 7.71a7.7Ic:
august isle. bu,ser quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO, Ills, March 2d.-Thcre was u little
more open buying OF wheat by the "bulr' ciluuee
to-day. and higher prices resulted. Corn sights
higher. Oats quiet. Mess pork and lard unchanged.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat, cash No. !
spring loA7o51aac: No. 3 spring 1870: No. 2 red 7Jaa
1Shsc March i5Hs16Hc, closing al 16HcaNay SOFA
Sl9lc, closing AZ Si9sc; June sOaslc, Closing NJ
sGsc; July ,D1hssso1lc, closing at SOC. Corn, cash
So, ,, 3i7IaS7Ac: March &Aa3iHc, closing Ut
3i55Ic; Nay SssadyMc, closing VI 3JEc; JUDE :Sks
%f,+c, closing " tvt5ss: July 4lAailNc. closing u
NE. Oats. cash No ?, 2is2Ahc: March 2lc; May.
2o;Ec; June 2SlaaNc, closing 1T &c. Rye, No. 4,
5i5sc. Barley, Ao.2 2, 55c. !Fiaxseed, MOL, 81 ~
f Z Z Timothy s:ed q 56si ~. Mess pork, CASH,
80 25a0 20: March so 60: May and June sI co.
Lard. canh 1.73c; MXrch 7.72a7. 731lc, closing nj
7.a.1hac: May 7.s5al,40c, closing ii 7's7Ec; June
5.s2haI4 80. closing, at 7.+5c.. Bacon, easd, short
ribs 1850; shoulders Gy00a6 Csc; short cIeas
S2!as.2Sc. Whisky, IL Is. sugars. cut loaf III
S5sn; sTsnula!ed g; atandatd 4 NC. Butter
per III. EKgy, lUMAllC Drr lnz-
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BRADFORD. "a, May s., 1885

,A.cutel me Of several diseases, huch as ner.
,T,ae,,, slctres. a. tho stomach. monthly
r1uoE,n ooI Hop BlI,eis. All my %neighbofs- use
them. -..f sHI-E-6T TTE~TETs
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The first eviction on record took place
when Adam and Eve were evicted from
the Garden Of Eden.